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Roofs, storms and the details that decide whether a roof lasts sixteen years or twenty-six.

Roofers finishing a new charcoal architectural shingle roof on a two-story home in an Olathe, Kansas subdivision under a wide prairie sky — New architectural shingle roof, Olathe

Crew tearing shingles down to the deck on a Johnson County home, debris sliding into a dump trailer in the driveway — Tear-off to the deck, Johnson County

Roofer nailing Class 4 impact-resistant architectural shingles over synthetic underlayment on a steep gable — Class 4 impact-resistant shingle install

Close-up of hail bruises and granule loss on an asphalt shingle, several impacts circled in chalk inside a ten-foot test square — Chalk-marked hail test square

A handful of hailstones roughly golf-ball sized held over a driveway after a Johnson County storm — Hail collected after a Johnson County storm

New dark bronze standing-seam metal roof on a modern farmhouse on an acreage lot west of Olathe with open prairie behind — Standing-seam metal on an acreage home

Thick ice dam and long icicles built up along the gutter and eave of a home after a Kansas freeze-thaw cycle — Ice dam at a north-facing eave

Self-adhering ice-and-water barrier membrane rolled along the eave of a bare plywood roof deck before underlayment — Ice barrier membrane at the eave, before underlayment

Roofer resealing step flashing where a brick chimney meets an asphalt shingle roof — Step flashing rebuilt at a chimney

Inspector at the eave of a home photographing shingles from a ladder while a drone hovers above the ridge — Drone and ladder inspection

Installer fitting seamless aluminum gutters with micro-mesh guards on the eave of a home under mature trees — Seamless gutters with micro-mesh guards

Attic during a ventilation upgrade with new rafter baffles at the eaves and a ridge vent slot cut along the peak — Ridge vent and baffled soffit intake

Images are representative of the work and materials described, not photographs of specific customers' homes.

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